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What is brain injury day treatment at Brooks?
The Brooks Brain Injury Day Treatment program offers therapy to help patients with brain injuries transition from an inpatient setting to their home. It was created to help improve cognition / thinking skills, communication ability, social skills and emotional lability all while one continues to regain physical abilities.
How many days a week is the recovery program?
This program is half-day and 3-5 days per week. This program is meant for those who require a minimally invasive recovery program that allows them to flourish in the areas of their life outside of treatment such as work and family.
What kind of therapy will I receive in the program?
Within the 6 ½ hours that you are in the program you may receive individual speech therapy, occupational therapy, physical therapy, psychotherapy or biofeedback therapy depending on the needs assessed at the outset of therapy. “Day treatment was the best part of my recovery.
What are the hours of the foundation program?
The program is provided in the day or nighttime and last 3.5 hours per week, 3 days per week. Whether in crisis, or discharging from Acute Treatment such as Detox or Residential Treatment, call today to see if our comprehensive foundation program is an appropriate fit for you.
Where is Brook Retreat in Plymouth, MA?
Located in the rural town of Plympton, Mass., about nine miles from historic downtown Plymouth, the Brook Retreat: Plympton is a long-term sober-living facility for adult men in early recovery. The home provides peer support, safety, education, and structure conducive to sustaining sobriety. Detox is not offered on-site. There is a women’s program of the same design in Weymouth.
What is a 12 step program?
Thorough, no-nonsense 12 step program. Send your loved one here if they are ready to change their life. The healing power of this program is based on a real twelve step experience delivered by those who are passionate about the process. The facility is clean and highly structured. Highly recommend this group.
Is Brook Retreat a 12-step program?
The treatment team at the Brook Retreat comprised of men who are in recovery and active in the 12-step program. These men are not professionally licensed, and no psychiatrists or clinicians are employed.
How often is customized therapy available?
Customized therapy is then available up to five times per week. Physical, occupational, speech, cognitive rehabilitation therapy, as well as psychology and biofeedback are provided in a combination of small group and one-on-one sessions.
What is the purpose of the rehabilitative program?
It was created to help improve cognition / thinking skills, communication ability, social skills and emotional lability all while one continues to regain physical abilities. The program creates a wonderful environment for growth, recovery, education and camaraderie.
What is didactic group therapy?
The primary goal of didactic group therapy is to enhance problem-solving skills, foster healthy coping mechanisms that are commonly needed for people with addiction, reconnect to a community of like-minded people, and to understand the disease of addiction.
What is experiential therapy?
Experiential therapy is designed to help those in recovery develop a stronger sense of self by coming to terms with buried emotions and past traumas. Through experiential therapy, a recovering addict can learn how to face these issues without turning to drugs for an escape. Expressive Arts Therapy.
What is the best treatment for addiction?
Cognitive Behavioral Therapy. Cognitive behavioral therapy is used widely today in addiction treatment. CBT teaches recovering addicts to find connections between their thoughts, feelings and actions and increase awareness of how these things impact recovery.
Day Treatment
Master’s Level Clinical Care Provided For Men and Women 5-6 Days a week for 5.5 hours each day.
Standard Outpatient
Brook Recovery Center Offers Once Weekly Group Therapy Sessions with our Master’s Level Clinical Team.
Intensive Outpatient
3-5 days per week to fit the needs of transitioning back into everyday living.